When it comes to natural anti-inflammatories, the golden-orange spice turmeric is a superstar. A relative of ginger, turmeric comes from the rhizome (root) of a native Asian plant that is mainly ...

Turmeric is a flavorful yellow spice with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. One of its main benefits is its ability to relieve joint, muscle, and nerve pain. Jump to Key Takeaways.

For best results, consume ginger-turmeric tea regularly. Drinking it once or twice a day can help maintain consistent levels ...

The strongest evidence for turmeric is its anti-inflammatory properties. Studies show curcumin may help with arthritis, joint ...

Q: I’ve been taking turmeric on a daily basis for years now to address arthritis in my fingers. A few weeks ago, I started having sharp pain in my right knee. It was operated on 10 years ago and has ...

You can consume turmeric powder through supplements or just include the spice itself in your meals, smoothies or mixed in hot water. Boil water in a teapot or saucepan. Once the water is boiling, shut ...

If you don't want to wait for Starbucks' new turmeric latte to cross the pond, go grab one from Le Pain Quotidien: Its new fall drink is a must-try. While Starbucks’ new turmeric latte is still only ...

UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center received a $50,000 grant from the Safeway Foundation to explore the use of the South Asian spice Turmeric as a way of reducing joint pain in breast cancer patients ...

CINCINNATI (CNN Newsource/WKRC) - An effective remedy for indigestion may already be on your spice rack. Researchers recently conducted a study in which they looked at possible treatment options for ...

From ayurveda to home remedies to regular cooking yellow turmeric is commonly used, but little do we know that the black turmeric is also used for its therapeutic and healing properties. Here’s what ...

Turmeric was found to improve indigestion symptoms similarly to a common medicine in a study. Turmeric is commonly used as an indigestion treatment in Southeast Asia. But this single study isn't ...